According to what I could find, the ingredients are as follows:
Ammonium phosphate
Urea
Potassium chloride
Boric acid
Copper sulfate
Iron EDTA
Magnesium EDTA
Urea phosphate
Zinc sulfate
Sodium molybdate
The percentage breakdown is as follows:
Total Nitrogen: 15%
9.2% urea nitrogen
5.8% ammonium nitrogen
Available phosphate: 30%;
Boron: .02%;
Soluble Potash: 15%;
Copper: .07%;
Iron: .15%;
Manganese: .05%;
Molybdenum: .00005%;
Zinc: .06%.
~Gotten from epinions.com~
The nutrient analysis of Miracle Gro All Purpose Plant Food is 28-8-16. That means it is 28 percent nitrogen 8 percent phosphorus and 16 percent potassium. The nitrogen is derived from urea. It also contains a handful of micronutrients.
The basic nutrient analysis for Miracid (miracle gro for acid loving plants) is 30-10-10
That means 30% nitrogen 10% phosporus 10% potash.
The product also contains small amounts of micronutrients like boron, copper, iron and manganese.
Miracle Gro All Purpose plant food contains Nitrogen (28%) Phosporus (8%) and Potassium (16%). It also contains the following micro nutrients:
0.02% Boron
0.07% copper
0.15% iron
0.05%manganese
0.0005% molybdenum
0.06% zinc
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The ingredients should be on the bottle.
soil, water, miracle grow and add a splash of lime juice for flavour.
Individual ingredients are not listed on the Miracle Grow label, but it is not likely that ox blood is one of them. Dried blood is an excellent organic source of Nitrogen. Use as a rapid tonic, but not after mid-summer.
Miracle Grow plant feeder is so much better than other fertilizers because it is all-natural and has organic ingredients. It is a slow-releasing plant food that is naturally healthy for the plants.
Yes, daffodils can grow very well in Miracle Grow. The Daffodils that are grown in Miracle Grow are much larger than others.
Manure compost is natural and very good for fruit and vegetable plants. Miracle grow is good for flowering plants and house plants.
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Chrysanthemums need well drained soil. So clay is not good. Sand or Miracle Grow as long as the Miracle Grow does not retain water.
Well, No
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